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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

CHICAGO. August > As the rams come
down IN the corn belt 81 must pncr, "i
corn come down on Change. The moment
the murkrt r',ru,l this morning the seen,
IN the corn pt became one utgrcut activity
any excitement Prices opened Irom t. 10
llr under Yesterday aud at once began To
decline The volume of trade was rnor-
nous and there WAS IN unsettled feeling
Corn lcli to 30 .a3ylC, and the closing quo.
tatious for the day lett corn rom liz +"
BE lower The bull arguments tor wheat
seemed 10 avail nothing to-day until near
the very close oats weak and lower
Provisions in lain demand Flour Steady
and unchanged Wkeat-Cash No ,pIIn,
G6 tc: no 3 spring nominal; August Gbja
G1lr, closing at 6ni cvSrptemher I-ta6S}r
closing at Ggtc; October 1%iail4r, chasing
nj Isle; November I9sa19ic, closing at
nSglr. closing at -. e., September .b.aiOi'.
closing ~ &ylc; Octuhrr iU;ail e.. closing
at lu.r, May &,aiii, closing at li.C
Oats Cash No. > 2iic; August 2i!a2Itr,
closing ut 2Ilc; September 25ta21-c, cio-
my At 2jlc; May 81, aSl~c, closing At Bic
/ Rye Cash Mo- llc BARLEY Nominal
| Flax Seed No. II ull Timothy Seed
Prime - lUa2 - Mess Pork Cash
;la on. September and October SIG 80,
wear w O0; January ST. l5al2 SO, clos
/ ing at Sl2 - Lard Cash 81 n!n6 -;
Aulast ~ 5UaG -, September IT 5Itr
ia, closing ~ ii 80 October - 5't'
/ t. ~. closing at 81 TIT; January IT 'oa
Il -. closing at 20 ~ Bulk Meats
. Short rihs = 10; shoulders - 9OlS ~
short clear s. %Oa- -. Whisky At
II 10. SuguS- CutluaI e at a., grhalalrd
/ Ole; standard \ sc. Eutter Finn
creamery 2O4a27,; dairy l5a23r. Eggs
I Unsettled ut llal2c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

Sp,rau E.ggrGDl % The Rsyi,,r.
CAIRO W. Va, August 3.-The Richie
County Institute, beginning July 25th,
ending July 10Th. was one OF the most sue
ctNs.ul ever held in this county, owing TO
the efficient manner in which it WAS con-
Quoted and the labor I the County Super
ntehdrut to make It u success. About
one hundred ana fifty teachers were en-
rolled, showing the largest number for a
number OF years. Maj J. NJ. Lee, the
instructor, was recognized by the teachers
- an able instructor and an earnest worker
tor the cause OF education. Two eNami-
nations were held, July Both and August
lst, III which about one hundred and forty
teachers took part
The b. y .. r. X. Co will make Cairo II
Summer resort, and will have their park
aud grounds ready Tor the middle OF the
month. This will boom the old town,
and will make II one OF the best ON this
branch
A grand temperance picnic will be held
Al Cairo on August Is, and the crowd will
be favored 10y temperance address by
Col. Geo W Balm, OF Kentucky, one OF
the greatest temperance orators OF the
country.
\ brass band has been organized here.
other bands in the county, are at Harris.
vile, ElcnhUrO aud PennsborO
The R,tChie County Fair tor this year,
will be- held at rennsboro September u,
- and 23, and everything points to success
for 1t so lar.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at las Per Cent-Governments
Dull and Firm-Stocks higher -- Flour
Steady and Unchanged Wheat Duh
NEW YORK, August , Money on call
easy ut ia5 per cent. last loan T. per cent.
closed at : per cent; prime mercantile pa
per . at per cent. sterling exchange quiet
but steady and unchanged.
uvERNMENTs-Dull aud finn
Fours coupons .... =, 8,
FuuTS aud u. lIHlI ...... luHi b
Pacific SKIES Of 1888 ... ....... ....l -
STATES Dull aud steady.
RAILROADS Dull and irregular; sales
1916, 600
SToCKs-The stock market was Il little
less active but stronger to-day, the upward
movement meeting with little Interruption
throughout the day, and while the opening
figures are generally lower, final prices
are about the highest The opening was
fairly stead, at insignificant changes from
last nights figures, and business
was quiet, except for three
or four stocks. The market was
quite feverish but strong, and under the
lead OF New England advanced moderately
during the first hour. Toward noon en-
IRENE dullness and stagnatlon was the rule.
Before the last hour sci in, however, coal
ers began to show strength and the entire
list Joined in the movement, the close he
ing active and strong at the best prices of
the day. Everything is up tonight, eN-
ccpt Missouri Pacific, which lost l., but
Omaha aud Jersey Central rose | Z, Western
Union Il. Sales 3l5, O3l shares. Quota
tons closed bid as follows.
Adams Express 100; American Express
los; Canada Pacific 500; Central raciti,
36l Chesapeake and Ohio .. do preferred
frstS 10! do seconds :; Chicago aud Alton,
li9; do preferred l75i Chicago, darlington
aud Quincy AL; Delaware and Hudson
lOli, Delaware, Iackawanna and Western,
1871; Denver and Rio GTandc, y; Erie
3Us: do preferred G7!; Fl Wayne, 100;
Illinois Central, 1888! Lake Shore 9i,;
Michigan Central So; Minneapolis and
1t Louis, ~; DO preferred, -! Missouri
Pacific, 99i. Northern Pacific, 81 .; do
preferred, 1Sl; Chicago AMI Northwestern,
lie; do preferred rs; New York Cen.
tral. los, Oregon TEuuScOntineutAl, rs,
Pacific Mail, 400; Panama, -; Peoria ID. <
f. PSI rittShurg, 1889; Pullman Palace
Car l4G; Reading, Rock 56.; island, l2G;
81. Louis aud s'an Francisco 81 do prt-
tered 7is first prrier,i, ll3li St Paul,
Minneapolis and Minnesota ia, ST Paul
and Omaha, Is; do preferred lll5;
Texus Pacific, ~, Union Pacific, 5GE
United States Express 67; Western Union
Telegraph rs.
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EEI.I,NlRF.

New cltch-ha,iuS are being put IN on
Thirty SIXTH and Thrty-Seycuth streets.
Recorder j. NJ Beckett WAS IN the city
Yesterday, on h,~ way home Irom the STATE
meeting of County Recorders held At Find.
lay. Ma Beckett 0.,s elected Secretary 81
The u.s., cation.
Lewis ellis, ui pIttsburg, il down t."
,-r has uumriuu, a,quaIuttucr~ N THIS
city.
Thu soldiers, reunion 10 be held here on
the 9th inst viii 40; be- "a >h"wy affair
The veterans viii simply meet here the
day before the Wheeling reunion, Tor thu
purpose of seeing and talking with each
Oturr
K b. Baltellc'S little child is dangerous
k IN OF congestion OF the brain, At Tie
Burr's Mills camp ground
Another test of the Lewis brake was
made here Yesterday Tor the benefit oi Mt
Dalton. who is here i'm the interest at the
manager OF the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, who will put the brake
into operation on his road II the test suits
him.
picked nine from this city will cross
willows with Martins Ferry club to-
day.
Mayor Brown has collected enough
money to place the fountain in the park.
The camp meeting oI the A. Nj. l..
CEurh hrgiuSa niue day session out the r.,
H. &c road to-day. They have beautiful
grounds IA Tuylor's Grove IL miles vest
Of The city
The steel plant VT, idle yesterday GA
account ul a break ia The machinery.
MrSSr- \. ". Elgg-, ID. C. Banks and
ChaS. j. lhll have secured patent 10
manufacture certain article al GLASSWARE
~ Inch. II Is SAID, will NtaItlr the glass
trade when put On the market.
Bids Tor the rebuilding OF the FirSt Pre-
hyterlau Church will be- opened to-day.
Superintendent Thomas ct the {. X /.
road. Wis IA the city yesterday.
quite a number of Good .IemplarS ptrd
the B,u%oud Lode lratrrual visit last
evening.
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PRODUCE.



NEW YORK, August . Flour Receipts
L. St. packages; exports / ,G1l barrels and
.2I5ly SIrks: market moderately active
and weak: sales 10, 100 barrels. Wheat
Receipts Isl $50 bushels, exports ~, li9
bushels SPOT lots declined lutc, options
up,urd -aIr lower, closing weak At a trillr
above batiorn: sale, >, IGl 600 bushels; iu-
tur.- 10 600. spot No. - Chicago ,S,.; uu-
GRADED st,rinu SOC. No / hard -l9a-6r;
,,,,,,,.,g.I r.j -2,-I,. Va 2 red -5j,11,.
- ~ ,r.,,,., 49,. ,I,s;r,, .t
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srn5'.tt.. ,J..,,,., .,t su.... N,,,,u.
~. .,I.-.,I,. .l,.in,, -, .,I... n.r,r,h,r
ynI,.i. .i.,;n,, -, So. I,,,p,rv ~,
80 I;, IL. lI,, s0I,U6. ,I,.
,,,, ,., soI,n Inn. Gn,ons,, rI,-,r,, ,t 90,
-. 49,. So, I,,t. ,,ri.t and GENERALLY
>,,i,. ff,,,;,,,.. l,t In,,or lain, v,itL
-, r..,.,.i,,t.. morris nG 2lG
SUM ,'''',''' '' ,,n ,,,,,I.I, ,,,,,,r,.
,,,,.,,..,I,I irr
"I M. ~ u. ,,.I;,n ,nlr, M - Anrns,
~, w. ~, S.,.,..n,t,.r i-l,I-U IEr
i"ui''''' -. ''', ~ 49, :. 49, ,l.,.i,,,
'.'',l'T ~ - - 49, a., ,Ils;r,, - lnr.
=, MN MN .,n, l1l... lam
l''''''L ,mI ,ui,,. w., ,N.,
',''' I-'..''. ~. M. ,j,,I. love-.
,,.','' ~ 'onn I.nyL.I.. ,,,nnrts : GIn
,, mn,L, Ill ,n,,,.... '.,.i
80, "n, "a ,..t,r, ,i,?,,.. :, birr
wv ,'''i ,'',''' l,,'I. nJ mn,h.mn.J
W, u, "''' ~ IT, '''' ~. y,,, r,,. lin
','P ,u.. ,,,,,. r,i,I,. ..,,i,,. and
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ocean. 1t does not seem possible that we
have been travelling all in one country. |
did not get in uatil this morning. had
20 come on the Erie The limited would
not haul my ear. Wasn't it horrid?"
Mis-. Iaugtry Llkyd about her LEGAL
troubles, how she drove twelve miles out
at Detroit to take a train. how her maid
Mas served with papers in the carriage
while she walked unsupported from the
theatre, how her car caught irr aud many
other moving experiences She ended the
interview 10y a tremendous ettori at mem
DRY that resulted in this declaration:
Il don't think have had any new law
suits that have not been published, but
don't know how many have got alto
rethrr
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have suffered all my life with skin diseases OF
different kinds and have never found permanent
relief until 10y the advice OF lady friend.
used your valuable Cuticura Remedies gave
them thorough trial, using stN bottles OF the
CuliCura ReSOVent, two boxes of CutlCuTH ana
seven cakes OF CutiCura Soap, and the result was
Just what had been told Il would be COM
pLstt cure.
BELLE WADE, Richmond Va
Reference, IT, ". latiIner Druggist, Richmond,
Virginia
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DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD co

pan Handle RouteD Under schedule IN ctJC
May 2}l 1857, trains leave Wheeling, Cen
trail Standard Time. For StrubeuNiiie ana PITT.
burgh, 6.S5 II. III. lhSp y. III 80 y. N. t"r
sos p. m trains make direct connection Tor
Columbus, Cincinnati, ludiAnaPniI, aud Chicago
The 1915 =. N. train makes direct connection
Tor Columbus aud Chicago. Trains arrive HI
Wheeling AT tlo q. m. 1000 =, NJ, 2i' p N. ana
bOJ p NJ. mNI'
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was troubled with Salt Rhcum for II number
Of YEAR, - that the skin entirely came oil one
ui my hands from the finger tips 10 the wrist /
tried remedies and doctors prescriptions Ia no
purpose until / commenced taking. tuttCurH
remedies, and now am entirely cured
+ I PARKER, 37y Northampton IT, Boston
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OiItCiIiitiiIl

CINCIENATI, August ,. -- Cotton quiet.
Flour-Wcak Wheat Firm; No. > red
lie; receipts 1000 bushels; shipment.
!, 500 bushels. Corn-Flm; No. > mixed
43c. Oats Steady; No > mixed 27a25 t..
Rye Quiet; No > i6c. Pork-ln fair de-
mand at SO 90 Lard-QuIet at - = .
Bulk Meats and Bacon Steady and mn
changed. Whisky Active and firm, sales
/ POI barrels of finished goods on a basis "i
81 %. Butter Strong; fancy creamery
3Oc; extra 27a2~c; choice dairy 22c. Nu.
gain demand. Eggs In bad coudF
tLnn nnl dnll. Cheese -EIrm.
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Commencing Sunday, June 9TH anu
continuing every Sunday until further no
nc. the b. x .. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate oi Sl''u anu .. L"
Washington. IA, and return At SLVo'
Trans leave AT . and : lUS ~ returning
AT : and IL 10 p. III.
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DRY GOODS.
New Work

NEw YORK. August Dry Goods
With the demand aud movement Of the
oi previous reports, Il good
total Of sales was reached There was
more doing AT iobbing hands.
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B.. -. RAILROAD.

Bs.,a.rc and Geuesy tlls turoUs h passenger tram
leave, BgI.al.y sL 10 n a. arJ.Nrs ri Ey.,a.rr al
Buup ~.
NU,,i>te.d passenger train leaves Br..Aire n
g.g 3. w araEes st BrualUu 40 >.h p. IN.
-lmm-guaId Accommodation leaves BrlIHir al
tuy B. r.. a.r..-> 40 Eylls.g, at 10 O. a. m
A.. tua.us daily except sunday. central stand
---- .-.-- -.-.L k---HLM-
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LIVE STOCK.


NEW YORK, August 5.-Beeves-Re.
ceipts "A cars; lat corn fed steers firm and
higher; commonGrasSy natives and all offer
rugs "t Texas cattle rated low; Texans,
j.; 2Oa3 80.
Sheep Receipts II 300 head; market
extremely dull lor common and ordinary
stock, no prospect Of clearance, choice
lambs scarce and wanted, and good and
prime sheep had moderate call; lambs 81 81
AZ -.
Hogs Receipts go head; market nomi-
na!ly steady at s. 4Oa5 10.
East Liberty
EAST LIEuEl. Pa, August ) Cattle
-keccipls $50 head; shipments 80 head;
market nothing doing; all through con
signments
Hogs -Receipta 600 head; shipments
l,lOo head; market fair; Pniladelphias
- 5Ua5 IT,; Yorker. s. 4Oa5 80; grlssers
and light s. ljaj 80.
Sheep Receipts l,sOO head; market
dull At yesterdays prices.
Cincinnati.
CIN"iNNATI, August ,. Hug- Firm
common aud light 81 3Oa5 50; packing and
butchers - OOa5 G5; receipts 300 head;
shipments 80 head.
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New York.
COTTON.


NEW York, August 5--Cottou-Quiet
and steady; uplauds Toe; futures closed
steady; August . -Or; September 9.31c;
October 9.21c; November 9. 2oc; December
. 2Oc: January 92lc; February 93lc;
March 2-r: April 9 l5r; May . Ole
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UHPREcFDFNTtD ATTRACTION
U OVER HALF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

incorporated In SIS toi h5yesis by the Leglsls.
turr for Educational Aud Charitable purposes
with capital Ui a. 600 10 which reserve
hIud OF over ,tUuDp In. since been added
By HI over" hrLnlus popular y"l, rs franchise
was made part oi the present Stat, ConsIitu'
ton adopted december "a, A. ID. 49,
The only Lottery ever voted on ANA endorsed
by the people at ANY state.
II never scales ur pUstprars
It's Grand SingI, NsImbrr Drawings
take place monthly, AID III" Srini.annua
Brawiups regularly every s,N months Ijuuc and
December
Asplruiii opportunity irwinu iuiIGue. Eighth
Grand Drawing, Class a.. ~ the Academy Of
Music New O.Ir4u. Tuesday. AuguSi 81,
lsST 1O.tti Monthly DrapuT
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SKIN AND SCALP
CIeansed, Purified and BeautiHed by
the Cutfcura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of DisfigIr-
ing Humurs for allaying Itching, Burning and
Inflammation, for curing the first symptoms ui
Eczema, Psoriasis, MILK Crust SI'aly Head, Scrut
ula and other inherited skin and Blood Diseases
Cuticura the great Skin Cure, aud CutiCura Soap
III exquisite skin BcHutlticr externally. aud Gu
ticura ReSolvcnt. the new Blood Purifier, inter
uElly. are iufallibc.
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ToIs ed"

TOLEDO, O., August Wheat -Steady
and lower; cash and August 72,r; Sep
TENDER 73t October s4sc; December ne,
May s3!c. Com Active and weak; Au-
gust 42lc; May ilic. Oats Steady cash
25;c Glover Seed Dull, December II -.
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ITCHING, SCALY, PIMpLG.

For the last year have had a species Ot itch
ing, scaly and pimpiy humOrs ON my lace To-
which have applied great many methods ut
treatment without success, and which was speed
lily and entirely cured 10y CuliCuH.
MRS ISAAC PHELPS, RayUnua, o.
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Grarrlgrs. 6uida.

\ IiRIvNI AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS -
y ENr,ANNy.oN oF EEFEEESCE MAINS: -Ddlly
i~.ulay excepted Monday excepted 90
NrF.Glsu IuLy 60. I>>.. Wheeling time which
Is ul,. uur uoUr earlier tHaU central Time:
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CutiCurl Remedies are sold everywhere Price:
Cuticura, 70 cents, Curcura RcSOlvent, 81 ",
Soap, - cents Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
ASn CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass. Send for
How tOCure skin Diseases"
nDUDn Pimplrs, skin BemiShcS, amt Baby
bnUD1, Humors, cured by CrucuRA SOAP.
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No MEDICINE LIKE THEM.

We have sold your CutiCura Remedies for the
last six years and no medicines on Our shelves
give better satisfaction.
G. +. ATHERTON, Druggist, Albany, y. \.
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BuSroN, August ). --Wool-Activc; Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra at 32a32lc; M
34r; y y and above Soc; Michigan 3Uc Ma.
/ washed Bic; No l cOmhiug sass, Ohio
delaiue 3Gc; Michigan do 34a&I!r; medium
spring Texas 24a25y; fall lgc.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
II pauv Un Gud amer July L., INS7 passenger
trains will run r. follows W htrllng % Meridian
West OF River. Central time.
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WOOL.


PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-Wool-
Dull; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West \ir'
.r;r;, p.p,ng,.
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Railroads.
& PITNBURG r. R.

Under schedule in effect May -. lSS7, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard time:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 a. m. ~
p. IN. For Pittsburgh, 1917 a m. For Wrlis.
Vile. Az p. M For Stcubenvillc, So g. m.
For Martins Ferry, Ga d. II. Trains arrive at
Bridgeport At 7.h3 n. IN, lO.3l m, 20 ?. nj,
i:5i p. m, SIG p IN. mylt
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hHlU BIyRR RAILROAD.

Iun, Table taking .r.,t Jane T.b, ~,
Passenger lfs.ns Nil run IN fellows 'utrsl
line
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GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA,
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
BY thurnUnu kuu" ledge 1T the natural law,
which govern the OPERATIONS Of digestion ana
nutrition. uud los II crirlul application nj the
Ebr properties al w,'l-srlcyl,d Curua, M tpp
Inns provided uur breakfast tth.,a with deli
y,t.. Favored beverage Whlra may say" ~
Imauy heavy dU,tOrs ht'l' II - 10y ia" lulI1i"h
us,. " such articles o. Iirt that Il constitution
may be- gradually huilt upmti strong enough Ia
resist every tendency H. disease lluudTrds OF
subtle an,iuIlrS lrr floating around IL ready Ia
attack wherever there e. weak point "" may
,.rapr many tt l4tul shaft hy keeping uuCsriSts
we'll uI,trN vim pure blood and - properly
.luuT t.nrd frame .-bIR arTr. GE,N,
Made Amp, with boiling water "r mix Sol"
only Iu Lai! puIHi uu. 10y ugurrls labeled lhu'
''''H,si'|. T.rnd"u. FughIni
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REMEMBER that the presence ot uru'rai'
Braurrruri uud EuGiy. HhuHrr ia chang al ihr
drawings ls u runraI,rr 81 absolute fairness AM
integrity, that the chance are all equal, And
that no one can possibly divine what number
Will draw Il prize
REMEMBER that the payment at All Pn,ts
is GUARANTEED FOiR NtJI0S-
Al BANKS OF New Orleans, aud The Irkv!r
are signed 10y the President Of M Institution.
Whose chartered rights are rccnguIa'i ~ iht
highest Courts. therefore. beware "I nay anita
tons or auGnvmOus schemes SlS"Nhs.i
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW GsLEAAs NATIONAL BANE
New DrtrRuH, Ia
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AMI ELM uHoyE x. K

GA and afJrr Monday. MAY - iNs.. IralusOu the
NurtUav ANA EIm ,rIoyr K. h, will guu ~ fol
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Or Va. a. DAIPhIk.
NRsh.ugtOH, -. &
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-07
@eeklp Sentinel.
Kot Anectea by Age,
STA BLIsHED 1859.

Some old specimens OF Royal Baking Powder
that had been kept on the shelf of a grocery
store forten years were recently tested by Prof.
Schneider of New York, for the purpose of mea-
surfing the loss of strength they had undergone.
It was found that, although the powder had
been exposed to atmospheric changes during all
this time-for it was not in alright cans-its
loss of raising power or strength was less than
enc per cent, the powder being practically as
good as the day it was put up.
This is a most valuable quality in a baking
powder, one which few possess. Most powders
if not used when first made are found to be in
effective. If kept even q few days they lose
their leavening power, become lumpy or caked
and valuelsss.
This superior keeping quality in the "Roy-
aP' arises from the extraordinary care in its
manufacture. and the scientific principles en-
ployed in its combination. The articles used
in its composition are thoroughly dried by
heat before being compounded, and are so pre-
pared and coated as to prevent the action of
the acid upon the alkah prematurely, or ex-
cept under the influence of heat or water ne
cessarily used in cooking or baking.
The Royal is now used extensively in Aus
tralia, Africa, and other low ATTITUDES, where it
has been found to be the only BAKING powder
that will Withstand the hot, moist atmosphere
without deterioration.
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THE SENATE.

1st District-(Currituck. Camden, Pasquotank,
w Speight and Thomas Murden, Reps.
I'd Distrct-(Ty rrell. Washington, Dare, Mar
tin d; a a hyde and dm pamlco)-c War
3rd Observation-Disclosures and Bertie)-F D
4th n p r,istrni tN iii
5th District-( I1dgecombe)-R Taylor. (coI.)
Rep.
It'll Decentralization, Nash and Franklin)-
Capt Ii Thorpe and Collie, Denis.
Sth District raven)0C Clark. Dem.
9th District-(Jones, Onslow and Carteret) DR.
10th District-fDuplin and wayne)-J A Bryan
Dem. and w q Broaaihurst. Ind. Dem.
18th District-(Greene aud Lenoir) Arthur,
18th Dlstrict-(New Hanover and Pender) p
18th District brunswick and Bladen)--W
18th Dstrict-(Sampson)-E w Kerr, dem
18th District Columbus and Robeson)--H.
d. Wilson and J. E. Purcell, dems.
10Th Dstrict-(C Cumberland and Harnett)
DIR John c. McCormick. dem.
18th District--Johnston)- j ii Pou, dem.
18th district-(W e)-Loftin Terrell. Rep.
18th District-(W arreD,-C y Cook, Rep.
goth Dstrict,orange, Person q Gasweli and
2lst ict-(Granyille,-W X jenkins, rep.
22nd district--(Chatham and AlamanceJ- Hi
ram D Mason, Ind. dem.
23d district-tEoc kingham)---
Ind. dem.
18th District Moore and Randolph Dun
can e. McIver. dem:
John F. Crowder, rep.
9th district (Anson and Union)--H b Ad-
ans. dem.
18th district (Stanly and Cabarrus)--S j
Pembertou, dem.
18th district fMecklenburg) --CaptS Alex
ander, dem.
seth district--(Rowan and Davie)-F E shob-
er. dem.
3Ist Observation-Disclosures Williams dem
SOD District-(Forsyt and Stokes)--W. G..
Mathews, rep.
SD district surry and Yadkin)- --Lil-
lington, rep.
34th district Iredell. w likes and Alexander)
w D Turner, and NJ Stevenson dems.
35th District w atauga, Ashe and Allegha-
ny)--W C. Fields. dem.
S6th district-(Mitchell. Caldwell. Burke.
Yancev and McDoweliI Col Isaac III Bailey,
Mitchell and DrJno Tull, dems.
37th district--( Catawba and Lincoln)--Dr.
VIM L Grouse, dem.
ssth district &c aston and Cleveland) flames
seth District--(R rutherford and Polk>--John
B. Eaves, dem.
4oth district -(Buncombeand Madison) Fox.
rep.
Transylvania)- -GeoW Wilson, dem.
AID district jackson, Swan, Macon, Chero-
kee, Clay and Graham)--Kope Elias, dem.